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Why EVERYBODY LIKES RIKEE's

Because:
LIST Ehey do exactly what Is expected OF them
IA al lPas. 80 cases ont OF 100.
I'd They are always reasonable IN price, being
sold AZ about one-han the prices charged for the
V..lent nostrulns, &c.
ID should they IN any case fail 20 do all that Is
expected OF them you need only say: This has
not proved satisfactory" and your money VIII oe
CheerfIlly refunded.
4th. Their preparations. without exception, are
the most reliable reasonable, satisfactory and
test value OF any manufacturer In the United
states send for their Illustrated catalogue of
family medicines and toilet requisites, which Is
mailed free ca request
Thslr goods are now for sale almost everywhere.
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TIE GRrArEsr BARaArSs EvrR
OFFERED
In this city in fine ready made Clothing ct the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.

A Fine S25 Chinchilla Overcoat at ala
Fine $50 Chinchilla Overcoat at 9l2
Fine a22 Kersey Overcast At e13
AFine $1S Kersey Overcoat at $1125.
Very Fine Beaver Overcoat at sS.
An All Wool Mixed Overcoat $3.50.
An Atwood Cheviot Suit at $40.
Fine Mixed Business Suits at g. %, and %.
Fine Prince Albert Suit at ais.
For Boys from Is to Is years, Overcoats at a. 95,
300 and 60; Suits at &5, ST. and g.
For Children. from to 13, Suts at 81 so, g. $3.50
and "a and upwards; Overcosts at s3. $3.50. "a.
and S5.
full line Of odd Pants for Men, Boys and Children
very cheapat
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
do Corner 9TH and sta
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HAILEr DAVIS CELEBRATED UPRIGHT
i tialos improved by new PATENTS. Special selec-
ordered for the New England Conservatory tell the
Sll 9th ST. n. W. oil
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"SEASOSABLE RUBBER GOODS."-Weather STRIPS,
Hot Wafer Bottles, Arctic and Alaska shoes. Al
ways buy the best. GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
:S09 9th ST. NV.
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Full Dress VESTS. Eiseman Bros. cor. 9TH &

TAUNTON SILVER PLATE Co.'S SALE.-MeSsrs-
Walter &. Williams CO.. auctiOneers, will sell at
leiT saleSrOOm daily, at 1880 a-In . 30 and 80
p.m the balance OF stock OF siIver-plated ware,
mantel clocks. brOnzes, gallery, &C., by order OF
the taunton silver Plate Co.
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MaE EMMA SOULE, Of 3OJJth avenue, New York,
will have an cnening Of imported dinner, evening,
ard ball dresses at The Arlington January 10 :.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
MUFFLERS. all Silk, large size, worth 81 only SOC
SILK HaNDKERCHIEFS. 25c.
SHOULDEk SHAMLS, pure Wool. SOC.
COLORED SILK EELVETS 81, only SOC
AS1RAkAN CLOTH, splendid quality, SIC,
French SArlINE COMFORTS, $50
CRIB BLANKETS, large size, pure Wool, 80
Handsome striped BLACK SILK VELVETS, cheap
at ST. reduced to 50c.
CARRIERS
I'll Market SPACE, near 9TH st,
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
Handsome PLAID DRESS GOODS poure wool, real
pogBIE WHITE BL.asNkETs. slightly soileds o. 90,
81 10, S2i5.
Pure wool cloth DRESS GOODS. yard and a half
Wild. worth II. reduced to J0c.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs, pure Wool yard and
a half wide. cash ylaue 81, reduced TO 81 NC
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, immense size extra
heavy. g. reduced to "a
1kIco CLOTH. pure Wool. wide double width very
French SERGE, elegant Dress Goods, all pure fine
WOOL. WIDE double width, all colors, wonderful bar
gam AZ Doc. reduced to 375S
Cash Customers who buy &5 over will receive one
OF the following presents Half dozen fne Napkins
spiendld pair OF Corsets pair of fine Damask Towels
lash Customers who buy SlG over will receive
ONE OF the following presents: Table Damask 2 8
yds long nne quality, elegant bridal Quilt handsone
pair o. Corsets. one dozen nne Linen Napkins
~ Don't fail to ask for the valuable present d22
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Aromatic squill Drops for Coughs.


Aromatic sQuill Drops for Coughs
The misunderstanding Establishment,
g1s 7th St W., offers best bargains for tomorrow.
cies Just completed In their work room:
Lawn Aprons. wide hem and tucked, 1sc;
Ladies' White Undersktrts best muslin, SOC.
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, PIC.
Wrappers best print, fast colors. 69c.
Heavy Cashmere Merfno Ladies Vests and Pants
ou Grey IN mixed Seamless Ladies Hose. worth ESQ.,
The remainder OF SILK Handkerchiefs will be
closed out tomorrow at astonshingiy low prices
we have made up our mind that they must 60 be-
fore New Year.
Aromatic squin Drops for Sore Throat.
Hahn's Bargain slate.
Goods necessary for New Years callers and re-
ceivers:
Gents GO finest custom made Boots, now s4:75;
Gents 81 Hand-sewed Calf Dress Shoes, now 81. 95
Gents 50 Calf Sewed Boots, now $40
Gents 81 best Patent Leather Oxfords, now 81. AZ
Gents good quality Patent Leather Oxfords, now
Ladies $ Eclipse Handmade Boots, now $685.
Ladies' Cousins best French Kid Button, now 3d.
Ladies' Hand-turned DOngOla Button now g.. As.
ladies' Cousins So flne Kid Button, now $3.50.
Ladies' s. French Kid Opera slippers, now 81. 20
.n Light dressy fleecelined 9yershoes Tor ladies
s16 7th st., 1922 Pa av., and a3i Pa av. Sc
Aromatic squill Drops for Hoarseness. 2
~ fef Cent DsscOunt IOr TINS week only,
to reduce stock on our entire stock Of Trunks,
Satchels, Fancy Leather Goods, Harness, Carriage
Robes, Horse Blankets, Whips, &C., &C.
JAS. s. ToPHAM, 1871 Pa. ave. NV.
Aromatic squil Drops at Druggists 1Oc. 2
Phillips DigestibIe Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress. go
'sROyal Gluc'' mends China, Glass WOOD, &c
Phillips, Digestiblc Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress. go
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. Ward" prints 45c. per ID.
Also, cottage Cheese and Butternilk; sweet MILK
sc. per quart.
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CARD CASES for New Years at 10 per cent re-
dn:tion. TOphams. 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
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SWALOWTAiL COlI4 Elstlnan BIOS, COT. IJh a E
JEwEIRY at reduced prices for this week at Lad
sons 4:ri 7th street.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON;

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NoRDEUTsCHER LLOYD 9. & oo
Fast Exprss Steamers.
To Southampton london. Havrel, Bremen
Fulda, We'd. Jan. 1, 30 q m. Elbe, We'd Jan N.
y. m; Merra. We'd Jan. Is, b 30 q m n.ns Me1
wed- Feb D, as:su n m
Comfortable ststerooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin ess and up
wards berth. according TO location I'd caban. s5S
q berth: steersge st low rates. Apply 20
d.,y Z y DRiDOp Qos Pam AVA
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FULL DRESS SUITS. Eiseman Bros, COZ

co TO G. G. CoRSwELL & SON and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
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EsaaAv,ss An, ] D l..s S J.

III. y. IUIZs 01x q 81, NV
Enqraving on Metal and Wood. NonQgraus and
Creete % eeala Wotces or Jewelry. Gard Ensuaving
3nd fEa2tns ss1 E2gycxing y ~ tts blsnchse
Rubber etapye foe msfkinG and AL kinds q stamplng
material Gold q silver Bullion Embrufdertng. Re.
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"RoY.L GLUE. mends broken articles.

FoR Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls 6ss os and $50 Center Market, and FOG and
200 Northern LIBERTY. Corn beef speciality.
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CHEAPEST sPKcracLEs in the city. 4s1 Pa. ave.
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FrLL DRESS VESTS. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH q
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ULIE HIVN7II
DoEsKIN PANTS. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH & SITS.
Ho. PoR TIE HOLIDAYS. Every body must be sup
piled With Wines and Liquors. To be sure and get
The pure article go 10 flanders. SO9 1th ST. NV.
FULL DRESS VESTS. Eiseman Bros, cor. eth & E.
10O TURKEYS at Tim Sullivans on Friday and
saturday evenings; profits TO 20 TO the Little
sisters OF the Poor; 10 cents chance.
SAVE your eye5ight, consult Hempler, cor. AZ.
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NEw-YEAk Cabs. fsvors for the German. j. Law
Ceslc, AKA yJh stIeeL-Adrs
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PEOPLE desiring safe and profitable investments
10 any amount should write,
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PR1cEs REDUCED. PR1cEs REDUCED.
FURs and LADIES' WRAPS,
ALASKA sEALsKIN and
FINE SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs,
JACKETS vIslTFs and FUR-LINED CIRCULARS.
MUFFs, BOAs. CAPEs and TRIMMINGS.
Our Holiday Sales have been beyond our expectation
In addition to present stock we adding what
is new and attractive in Wraps.
3. H. sTINEMETZ son,
d27 1887 Pennsylvania Ave. next to cor 18th st.
JOSEPH BowEs. d. A. HALL
BOWS & Hall
Managers of the
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
ASSETS, sS4.OOO,OO0.
SURPLUS. s2l,OOO,OOO.
LARGEST SURPLUS.
LARGEST BUSINESS
THE STRONGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD
turns than Government Bond and larger dividends
than a Savings hank
Correspondence Solicited.
RANSOM WHITE Cashier
d7-1m 1926 Street. Washington. D. c.
Dox,r BE SELFISH
But open your hearts and purses with simultaneous
snap and let your dear and friends that you
have Lot forgotten them.
DO BE KIND
and spends few dollars in manner that will bring
JOY and pleasure both to the giver and recipient
GIVE FREELY.
and let advise you what to give Let 1t be some
IrOm our anu perfect OF
suitable goods for gifts. We have beautiful line of
OVERCOATS. SwALLOW-TAIL AND PRINCE AL
BERT SUITS. FOUR-BUTTON CUTAwAY AND
SACK SUITS; SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN. BOYS
AND CHILDREN; DRESS SHIRTS PLAIN AND
FANCY BOSOM; GLOVES FOR DRESS STREET
OR DRIVING; UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, ALL
STYLES OF NECK DRESSING, SILK AND LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK UMBkELLAS, GOLD
AND SILVER MOUNTED: SMOKING JACKETS,
MUFFLERS &c
NOAH WALKER co,
dis 625 Pennsylvania ave.
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FULL DRESS SUITS. Eiseman Bros, cor. 9TH E.
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INQUIRE at your bank for ref t.i ~
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poEskrs PANTS. Eisem IN Bros, cor 9TH q SITS.
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Aromatic Squill Drops for Sore Throat.
Hahn's Bargain Slate.
Aromatic SQuill Drops for Hoarseness.

10 Per Cent Discount for this week only
to reduce stock on our entire stock Of Trunks
Satches, Fancy Leather Goods, Harness, Carriage
Robes, Horse Blankets, Whips, &C., &C.
JAS. s. TOPHAM, 1921 Pa. ave. NV.
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NOTICE. TO ADvERTIszRs.-On and after the LIST OF
January next the charge for approved reading
matter notices In TIE EVENING STAB now sixty
,chls} VIII Oe advanced TO seventy-fiye cents per
Hit Ia other respects the schedule OF advertising
rates al present In force win remain UNCHANGED.
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fxoR LofsErTE win lecture here next month.
III, secretary, Ar. r T. Foster would like 70 see
81 mos interested IN Memory at the Eobitt House
lsos.-idtl 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
DISASTER AT BINGIiAMTON.

MEN OUT OF wORK-FIRE DEPARrMENT-MOvING
DAY.
BISGuAMroS April o.-The burning OF the Weed plan
ing manufacturing mills at West End proves one or
the serious calami,ies that has befacn this city
in long time Although the loss is 100000 and
the insurance only So OO1 the men losing the
main wealthy and can staudit The weight of the blow
falls the employees. l poor men, many striving 10
nay little homes purchased recently on contract NOW
that their occupation is gone these find their homes
far from the city where other work can he obtained
Then in turn the small sorehcepcr is affected his
feeling too poor 80 patIonzc him save for actual
necessities aud for these needing trust The real estate
boom this part of the city receives serious check too
and themselves large property owners are bring
Ing every force bear toward the rebuilding Of the mills
On account of l-hcath the Messrs Weed anxious TO
dispose OF their interest AMI Mcssrs. H. ii.
Crazy and j. s. Muniay, the former "A very
heavy capitalist are negotiating with them. As they
we're only - 900 apart the purchase price
yesterday it highly probable tina; the sale Will occur
and rebuilding at once begin.
There is much talk concerning the formation OF
new hose company West End. This Will he the eighth
inthe city. and is deemed vsablc to keep one steamer
on the west side the Chenango River. Many condemn
the Common Council for msmanagemcnt- IN keep
ing both steamers at Fircmens Hall away uptown;
secondly for parsmony having but team 10 haul
hook ant ladder trick AMI two s'eancrj. NJ the
mill fir, this drew the truck one AMI "a 4iaf
miles through the mud anu ltu fctNfhcl ol
April usually the great moyiu- day IN ms 'lti was
not day of such unusual activity TINS year a. hel"
fore There are several for this one J. mat
there were few vacant and those having com
Portable places 10 live III gave up all thoushiS
of a change For months pa st the number ~ people
moving into this city from other cities has been very great
and on April !, the day Previous ana me das l""NlhG
the number Of truck loads coming from tn railway
stations astonishing Then. too, real estate men
have combined 10 change moving day from April I"
May aud hundreds Of leases written last year expire
May |.
o. A. Kilncr whose probable removal from the Office Of
deputy uustluas'c under T. Hamilton Freeman, IIi
TKnI'>T weeks mentioned has been succeeded
by W. T. Van Clue prOphescd Mr. kilmci,s successor
T. hard worker but this does not change the Tact mat
Mr. Kncr served faithfully fourteen years IN THIS posi-
the best volunteer soldiers Bughamton ever sent out
Messrs. Barnes Bros. Conrden, OF TINS cty' are
rereyin- many congratulaon because OF the selection OF
design from among forty seven suhnt'i u" INC
Soldier. MOnumetn Committee This design J. 10 ne ABOUT
fftytwO feet in height OF the best New England granite,
ami will weigh complete II Will be erected ut
g.
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NORTHI MPION.
CITY NEWS-PERSONAL.
critical.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, April "A. Kingsbury Is
Son. paper box manufacturers are making Sonic
changes III their factory which will give them more
room for their increasing business. few years
ago this firm employed but two persons; now IL en-
poys fOrty-two girls.
About seventy.iive new volumes have been re-
Gently added To the Public Library.
fine Board of Water Commissioners ha rc)rgla-
q,zed with these officers: President d. y Bona:
treasurer Oscar Edwards: clerk. II. r. William;
auditor. j. S. Lathrop; superinie nGent, jonas NJ,
Clark.
tional Bank recently. eX-Mavor Cook was chosen
as one of the directors, vice Sias NJ Suiith' Ut
ceased. ~
The young people of the Center and Florence hal
n german in Grand Army Hall Wednesday even
ing Al.
Sremens- Iungren burners III the hotels and stores
Of tins CITY, Ii Is claimed that the same amount OF
gas will give twice as much light BY this burner;
also that the light is steadier and more easily regu-
lated , -,
Ten pew members have joined the Apollo Club.
whose membership numbers over fifty. Rehearsais
are in progress for a concert in June.
The socIable at the Edwards Church last Thurs
day evening was much enJOycd by all present.
Twelve members from he smith College Glee Club
furnished the music, which was a very pleasing
feature of tn evening. The warbler. Miss Isabel
Eaton of Washington, d. e., class OF 'ss. received
a well-deseryed encore.
J. L. Warmer vice-presldent of the Nortbanp-
ton National Bank. has forwarded check for 500
to the Apollo Club TO aid III the purchase OF anew
piano
Miss Anna l.. Dawes daughter of Senator Dawes.
addressed the young ladies OF Smith College last
Saturday evening on " W asiIinRt0n society,"
A reception and song recital was gwen by tho
ladies at the Elm-st. house OF the Mary A. Burn
Earle. of New-York City, was the soloIst OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
BUSINESS TOPICS AT ITHACA.

BORING FOR OIL-BOARD OF TRADE-PEksONAi
ITHACA April THE Common Council has authorized
the Ithaca Waterworks Company 10 place thirty adj
donal hydrants for fire purposes in various parts OF
the city.
Messrs Wcgman Il Hcnning, the well known piano
manufacturers OF this place, will remove their business
TO Auburn May the Board Of Trade OF that city having
offered them extraordinary inducements TO make the
change The removal Of this enterprising firm from
Ithaca is another blow TO the cys already lie
creasing manufacturing interests although 1t is hoped
that il NAV have the effect Of bringing the business men
here 10 realization Of the importance Of encouraging
local manufactures.
movement Is on foot to secure sufficient means 10
deray the xpcnse OF boring two or three thousand iee
for OIL gas SALT which IL Is believed ny many
are IMPRISONED by the rock formations beneath laca
An estimate Of the total expense OF the clty hculhg
salaries officials lights water etc. tor the year. Aes
the sum SD IA, which will leave about TSooo ior
repairing bridges and improving streets -
Robert Richardson, Of the nrIn OF Richardson camp
hell contractors sailed for England saturday on TIE
sfeamsp Seryia lie Will be absent but short tilne
the charter OF W. W. Esty Council No. 10, Order OF
American Fremen, has been received ,,
The question OF orxanizpg board OF trade III haca -
being seriously discussed by some OF the leading hcr
chants ana manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
BUFFALO roRrY-Two YEARS AGO.

DAYS OF SLOW TRAVEL And CURIOUS METHODS.
BUFFALO, April some Interesting "reminiscences OF
early Buffalo are suggested 10y copy OF The Lmp,'1Wn
ant Gencroi Adccrsc Of this city bearing date OF Juy
% 1873 Tho paper has four pages OF six columns each
and ten Of them are filled with alvcr;is table
IS given OF the bank Of each state. with the dis
counts charged which is the nearest approach To mar
ket rtpnrt There are railroad line tables, but a
canal line to Albany is advertised the passage from
Rochester to Albany guaranteed 10 be made IN less
than five days. at the rate OF sixty miles every twenty
fonr hours 1t IL announced That III
few DAYS arrangements will be made so
boats Will he sent through days The mail arrange
ment, at Ia the hands OF j. Guiical, prob
ably an ancestor of The assassin OF president 'aih'I,
who prints official table al malls The mail Tor Albany
left p. daily and arrived there on tc thru da} ~
H. ILL., The western mail lett AZ IL IN. daily ana reached
Erie. Penn, the second day after al T. ~ Inc Lake
Enc steamboat mail lett once III nine day ana wa opener
al a few lake pOits Postmaster Gucau adNrItScr 10
contract with commanders of lake steamboats, TO give
them three cents apiece for letters de
in cred 10 inc office Those VINO contract
warned the lake has be made posiroad ana there
is penalty Of $50 for carry ing letters except by COZ
tract ,, .
The Tp0,ua says that the details OF the evidence III
a murder case are omitted because the Innocence OF The
accused was established and he acquitted II reports
that the census gives The village 3ooV NJ,
an increase Of 800 in fix months Bundlo III ~ mas
$4,000 population TIE LmP~"m III TO ,oi , hoM WI
cOuncretcr sentenced to states prison Tor me- ana
how "A thief who up for sixty days. was an ac
compshed scOundrei and guilty OF great crimes because
"a times. he appeared 10 have plenty OF money
John g. notice that hc owl ga 'ianu l'ithi
and OF other Islands IN the Niagara RIVER anJ
warned people timber on those Islands where
Tonawanda Is now located 1t stated in local Hem
that ditch being dug 10 drain the swamp a VII
lace meeting called construct public wells for
in CA Of fire announcement Of the Mansion House.
the lower part OF the city, SAM mat III was SURROUNDED
by gardens pastures shrubbery and landscapes Ia the
miscellany given account OF the balloon ascension
Of Governor linton attending the beginning OF the ONO
canal at Lake summit, Ohio on July 4, 1870
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NE VIA VEN.
MNEMOTECHNY KENT CLUB - TENNIS
MUSIC.

MNEMOTECHNY KENT CLUB - TENNIS
MUSIC.
NEw-HAvEN. Conn.,, April 2.-When the hfty
theological students now studying Professor Loi-
zette's new svstem Of memorizIng begin preaching
they will be able to remember everything from
Genesis to Revelation. Professor Harper, OF tho
Theological School, has Investigated the after
and says the system Is logical, philosophical and
practical and has proved OF great beneli 10 im IN
his studies although he has mastered oniy ono
sixth of the course OF study. Tbs whole course ~
comurIsed in six pamphlets and the Ordinary man
can master II III about FIX weeks. giving ar liour
dav to IT, Eacn pupil Is required to give hoid
that he will not teach the system. Professor liar
pcr's amanuensis. Mr.. White bas invented SIS.
fem details OF which are not yet etiirciy v0r@ei
OUT but which has bce1 successfully nSe'. No,t
wonderful feats can he performed 10y adopts N ili,
STYLE of mental gymnastics, such as repeating 400
unconnected words, cal ing by name ev'rv6ne ~
ga herring of 800 or 800 people who have rapidly
lcen introduced, etc a.
Inc Yale Kent Club has elected officers ~ fol-
lows: President +. NJ Williams. So vitc-pscsl-
dent Arthur l.. Shpman, IS; secretary, H. u.
Beckman, 'ss.
Professor Ladd has just Issued the first i.Bglsh
work on Physiological L ychuogv ever pub ished.
The Tennis Association has elected III. W. cooley.
'sS president; +. C. Trait -. =. wee re-ident;
Il. y Rodgers 80. secretary aud trclsurcr
The fourth and last OF the symphony concerts.
under the conductorshlp of William Geilcic, was
given IN New-tiaven Wednesday evening" Inc on
tire series has met the appreciation OF tho most
critical
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NEW-ENGLAND CENTRES
AMHERST.

E-SOCIAL-SALvATION ARMY.
AMHERST Mass, April 1.-THE Ladd prize exh's
bition for heavy gymnastics took place on Friday
evening at the Pratt gymnasium In presence OF
large audience s. ID. Warmer. 'Ss. was declared
college gymnast he having taken the largest nuni-
Der of prizes. The Judges were +. Hitchcock. NJ:
d.. jr. rs W. s. Buffum, 's4. W. A. Hunt, 'so, ard
H. II. FsllOws; 49,
The winter tenn of college closed on TUESDAY,. and
all the students have left town. except those whose
homes are too far away to admit of heir doing -.
The glec club started its eastern trip or Monday.
and will be busy filing engagements until the be-
ginning of next term.
Mrs Eliza Seymour GrinnelI died in Grcenicln on
Thursday March a. She was born ut West hart
ford. Conn, July 80. 1900 and was the oldsst
daughter Of the Rev. Nathan Perkins, ID. ~, TOT
many years pastor of the First Church, in Amherst
Her living children are the Hon. James ;. GrInn:ii
and Mrs L. w. Ripley. Of Greenfield Gcnr1e r.
Grnnel of New-York City; William +; Grinnei,
United States Consul at Bradford. EngIlnd, aud
Mrs Michael McCulioch of Montreal, canada.
Miss Smith. daughter OF Mr.. q. W Smith. OF
North Amherst. spoke IN the CongTegaiIonafst
church in that place last Sunday night 10 n very
large audience on her work in the Salvation Army.
of which she IL member. She gave an outline OF
the work of tho Army aud spoke at length OF it,
founder, General Booth.